(4) OSTRICH FEATHER FANS
late 19th c., the first two with original boxes, tall orange dyed ostrich feather fan with three faux? tortoise sticks, J. Duvelleroy, 121 Bond St., London WI..FAN MAKER BY APPOINTMENT TO H.M. QUEEN MART, and small pamphlet Le Language de L'Eventail, 22"; 15"w; along with a French white ostrich feather fan with floral silver inlaid mother-of-pearl-sticks, 16"; 26"open, original fitted box Vue COLUCCI/Rue Kasr el Nil/ LE CAIRE; the third, black feathers with tortoise sticks, 14"; 25"open; and, a strange feather fan with tortoise sticks, 20.5"; 34"open (ribbon missing from four sticks)
The private collection of an Andover, Massachusetts woman.
Estimate: $300 - $500
Realized: $100 - Excluding Buyer's Premium
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Lot 256 : (4) OSTRICH FEATHER FANS
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